Para Além da Saudade is the third studio album by Portuguese fado singer Ana Moura, released on 15 August 2007 by World Village. The album featured the hit singles "Os Búzios" and "O Fado da Procura". Background In "Para Além da Saudade", Ana Moura makes the right association between traditional Fado and "Fado Canção" and reserve us some good surprises like "E Viemos Nascidos do Mar" composed by Fausto. Amélia Muge wrote "O Fado da Procura" and from a poem of Fernando Pessoa "Vaga, no Azul Amplo Solta" she picks the title of the Album. The music of this theme was made by Patxi Andión, which sings, in duet and in Castelhano, with Ana Moura. Tim Ries, the Rolling Stones' saxophonist, composed the music for "Velho Anjo" and he plays saxophone in the theme "A Sós Com a Noite". Release It was released in 2007 and published by World Village and Universal. Contains 15 tracks, with the opening theme, "Buzios," probably to have received the greatest emphasis. Having been released in the previous year's first live album by the artist: Coliseu, of the fados were chosen 8 (the tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12) to join the live work. At the same time, a second version came out with a DVD extra, where we can find six songs recorded alive. These themes are "Map of the Heart", "Fado of Search", "Os Búzios", "Born And Came from the Sea," "First Time" and "Alone with the Night." Singles The lead single of the album was "O Fado da Procura", it was released in 2007 and charted at number one at Portuguese Charts. The second single of the album was "Não Fui Eu", it was released in 2007. The third single of the album was "Até ao Fim do Fim", it was released in 2007. "Os Búzios" was released in 2008 as the fourth single of the album, it became Ana Moura's most commercial single to date. The fifth single of the album was "A Voz Que Conta a Nossa História", it was released in 2008. The sixth single of the album was "Mapa do Coração", it was released in 2008. The last single of the album was "Velho Anjo", it was released in 2008. Critical reception The album met with favourable reviews. Rascunho gave the album a favourable review and said: "Leafing through the pages of the small